ASFN select functions
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Thank you for letting us know about this issue.
I went ahead and tested the select_parameter
option based on one of the notebooks that use this feature, and the below gif displays my result:
I was able to get a different result (i.e. working properly), but you may have a different issue from my test result.
If possible, could you post the output of the following variables?
active_projects
active_projects.keys()
Input argument, which is active_projects.keys()
in this case, needs to be a list of strings, so it should look something like this:
['Beal-Asc-InSAR', 'beal-desc-insar']
Another possibility is that you are using display(project_select)
right after the project_select = ...
line. Try removing display()
and just use the project_select
.
Please let us know if you have any further issues with the above suggestions.
In a meantime, I will look into the issue regarding the select function for the file/folder location.
One possibility why this is happening is because the variable active_projects
is a dictionary and the value of active_projects.keys()
returns a dict_keys
datatype instead of a list. You can verify this with the below example:
# make a new list for testing purposes
active_projects_list = ['Beal-Asc-InSAR', 'beal-desc-insar']
# store a value of active_projects.keys()
dictionary_key = active_projects.keys()
# printout the data type:
print(type(active_projects_list)) # will yield <class 'list'>
print(type(dictionary_key )) # will yield <class 'dict_keys'>
If you wish to convert the dict_keys
into a list
, you can do something like this:
dictionary_key = list(active_projects.keys())
I would also like to note that even with dictionary_key
, I was able to run the select_parameter
properly, but it could be due to a different environment setup.
Please let us know if you have any further issues.
Thank you.
I am using the pre-built "insar_analysis" env that was created using the notebook 'Create_OSL_Conda_Environments'. Should I be using a different env?
Hello Ryan,
Would you be able to send us an output of your insar_analysis
environments?
To do this, make a new cell, and type in the following command:
!conda list
which runs a bash script that outputs all the environment that is installed in the kernel.
For reference, *this is what mine looks like.
*NB: It will download the log output of my insar_analysis
env.
You can use a diff checker, such as this one, to check the discrepancies between our environments.
thanks! here is a link to the differences. Didn't notice any missing pkgs but some version differences for sure. My openssl version is much older than yours. https://www.diffchecker.com/u5f81JHf
Thank you for providing us with the results. In that case, please try to update the outdated packages first. There are two ways to do this:
- Update via terminal:
Open the terminal and run the following command:
mamba update -c conda-forge openssl
- Update via JupyterLab:
Make new cell, and run this command:
# this requires "!" symbol
!mamba update -c conda-forge openssl
Once done, confirm the version with conda list
command (and also make sure that you are on insar_analysis
kernel).
If you suspect that other packages are causing this issue, try updating these packages by replacing the openssl
part of the update command:
importlib-metadata
traitlets
Please let us know if you still have any issues.
updating those pkgs is not solving the issue either.
would you be able to send me a .yml of your insar_analysis env?
I feel like I may be getting closer... I noticed in the comparison of our package lists that I have a pkg called 'comm' that you do not have in your env. Whenever I try to interact with any of the radio buttons generated by the asfn.select_parameter() function, I get these warnings in the log at the bottom of the notebook. 'No such comm: xxxxx' Related?
follow up: I tired to remove the comm package from the insar_analysis env but that failed
This is the up-to-date insar_analysis.yml
that we are using.
If everything in the .yaml
looks correct, try *rebuilding the insar_analysis
kernel using Create_OSL_Conda_Environments.ipynb
notebook.
This should be located in /home/jovyan/conda_environments
.
*NB: Make sure that you also have install_insar_analysis_pkgs.sh
script on the same directory.
thank you, recreating the environment appears to have solved the problem.